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North Africans intervened in the Reconquista primarily to support the Muslim states in the Iberian Peninsula against the advancing Christian kingdoms. The Almoravids and Almohads, two Berber dynasties, sought to expand their influence and protect their religious and territorial interests. Additionally, they aimed to uphold Islam and counter the Christian campaigns that threatened the remaining Muslim territories in Spain. This intervention was part of a broader struggle between Christian and Muslim powers during the Middle Ages.

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